Prince George makes a decision despite his age: his uncle Harry needs to know

In royal families, children's education is a priority that requires a balance between normalcy and preparation for the future. William and Kate Middleton have shown their commitment to raising their children in an environment that fosters values such as empathy and resilience.

Raising future leaders requires more than strict protocols; it is essential for them to develop the ability to connect with people and manage emotions. Thus, Prince George and his siblings receive an education that goes beyond etiquette.

Prince George, a Young Heir With Great Empathy

Recently, Prince George accompanied his parents to the commemoration of Victory Day in Europe, an event that brought together veterans. During the tea party hosted by King Charles III and Queen Camilla, George showed remarkable attention and respect toward those present. "We can see our future King William as his firstborn, the young heir to the throne, listens and learns," commented nanny Jo Frost for Hello.

The nanny highlighted how George kept an empathetic attitude, listening with interest to the veterans' stories, a generation that will always be remembered. "He keeps empathetic with those who have survived and listens to the stories they share," Frost added. These experiences enrich his emotional education and prepare him for the challenges that await him.

Exemplary Parents in Difficult Times

Jo Frost also emphasized the importance of George practicing his public responsibilities to gain confidence and strength. "The immersive experience of public duty and observing a strong and empathetic future king are key to his education," she stated. This process helps him grow as a capable and sensitive leader.

William and Kate have been an example for their children, especially in these recent months marked by the princess's illness. "We have seen two parents with royal responsibilities who are examples for their children," the nanny pointed out. The family has faced moments of vulnerability, but their unity and resilience remain intact.

Emily Nash, an expert in royal households, valued George's participation in this ceremony as "a great moment" that he will remember for years. She also highlighted the importance the couple places on educating their children about relevant historical events, such as the Holocaust. That helps strengthen their understanding and respect for history.

William and Kate strive to provide as normal a childhood as possible. They know the day will come when their children must take on official duties. That's why they value the time they can dedicate to them, even sacrificing public events, such as when Kate did not attend the BAFTA Awards to enjoy vacation time with her little ones.